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Old 07-20-2010, 03:33 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by robmac View Post
I agree,yesterday I granaded my outdrive. Hate to say but boaters came and went without any help. MP came by after a very nice family finally rendered assistance and they offered help and help the nice family tow us back to the marina. I was more embarassed by the lack of fellow boaters help than blowing up my outdrive but one nice family and a very good MP officer did come to the rescue. I have towed and or assisted many over the many years of boating and will continue to do so,but you do tend to find the best people when you need them.
On Sunday I was out in my PWC following all the boating laws as I always do. I came out from a no-wake area and began to speed up. Marine Patrol was alittle ways away. All of a sudden the blue light came on the patrol boat and he pulled me over. He said he thought from his vantage point that I had increased my speed while in the no-wake zone. I told him that i certainly hadn't and that I obey the rules while many many other boaters do not. I then pulled out the Boater's Guide of NH Handbook. I told him I always keep the handbook within reach. He seemed rather surprised that I had it with me. He said he was sorry and then left. On my return we passed and waved to each other. I guess it was just another day out on the lake!
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